Medical doctor (MBChB) with executive education in AI in Healthcare from Harvard Medical School and a Public Health Leadership certification from Washington State University. An award-winning innovator, I bring over a decade of leadership experience spanning healthcare innovation, non-profit management, public health initiatives, and public service.

Founder of Wigs4Kids KRI, the first initiative in Kurdistan Region of Iraq providing real-hair wigs to children with cancer, and co-founder of an award-winning cancer support charity. Former Curator/Head of the Global Shapers Community, Erbil Hub (World Economic Forum), where I led high-impact projects in youth empowerment, health equity, and community resilience. Under my leadership, our Hub was recognized as one of the most active hubs worldwide by Professor Klaus Schwab.

Recognized with multiple awards for healthcare innovation, leadership, and community service—including the Unknown Soldier Award and Most Active Woman in Erbil, I have extensive experience in public speaking, research, and publication, having addressed global platforms such as TEDx and the World Economic Forum.

My work focuses on leveraging AI and public health strategies to address healthcare challenges, with a specialty interest in hematology and oncology. I'm passionate about creating sustainable, patient-centered solutions through cancer research, digital health, and AI-driven innovation.